Difference between revisions of "Frances Brody's Kate Shackleton Mysteries in Chronological Order"
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| + | A Woman Unknown was actually the first book that I read and I then went back and picked up earlier books as I came across them. There's a little bit of over-riding story, but you don't lose a great deal by reading them in the order you pick them up. | ||
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| + | Enjoy - I did! | ||
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| + | I've just picked up a copy of Frances Brody's 'A Woman Unknown' from a local charity shop; although not familiar with her, I was atrracted to the beautiful cover design, and the fact that the book was in excellent condition - especially for the price! | ||
| + | This one is the fourth in the 'Kate Shackleton' series. I was just wondering whether it would help, at all, to read them in chonological order? Is this advisable, or can they be read purely in a stand-alone manner? Do they move on, in time? | ||
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| + | Thanks for listening, and any help that you can offer. | ||
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| + | Regards, | ||
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| + | Tony. | ||
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Revision as of 15:01, 18 October 2017
Dying In The Wool: 2009
A Medal For Murder: 2009
Murder In The Afternoon: 2012
A Woman Unknown: 2013
Death of an Avid Reader by Frances Brody 2014
A Death in the Dales 2015
Death at the Seaside 2016
Death in the Stars 2017
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Sue replied:
Hi Tony,
A Woman Unknown was actually the first book that I read and I then went back and picked up earlier books as I came across them. There's a little bit of over-riding story, but you don't lose a great deal by reading them in the order you pick them up.
Enjoy - I did!
Sue
Tony Stanley Asked:
Hi Sue,
I've just picked up a copy of Frances Brody's 'A Woman Unknown' from a local charity shop; although not familiar with her, I was atrracted to the beautiful cover design, and the fact that the book was in excellent condition - especially for the price! This one is the fourth in the 'Kate Shackleton' series. I was just wondering whether it would help, at all, to read them in chonological order? Is this advisable, or can they be read purely in a stand-alone manner? Do they move on, in time?
Thanks for listening, and any help that you can offer.
Regards,
Tony.
